Kitchens
Full kitchen renovations from demolition to the final punch list — cabinetry, counters, tile, lighting and appliance hookups.
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions and roofing — run by one contractor, on one schedule, to one standard. Free written estimates and financing available.
We are general contractors, which means one company runs the whole job instead of you coordinating six of them. Most of our work is interior renovation; we carry the structure and exterior trades so nothing stalls waiting on someone else.
Full kitchen renovations from demolition to the final punch list — cabinetry, counters, tile, lighting and appliance hookups.
Everything from a tired guest bath to a full primary suite, waterproofed properly behind the tile so it lasts.
Turning unfinished square footage into real living space — framed, insulated, coded and inspected.
Hardwood, engineered, luxury vinyl and tile installed on a properly prepped and level subfloor.
Interior and exterior painting with the prep work actually done — patched, sanded, caulked and primed before a finish coat goes on.
The details people actually notice — crown, casing, wainscoting and built-ins cut tight and installed clean.
Adding square footage or opening a floor plan, engineered so the structure carries it correctly.
Roofs, siding and gutters — the envelope that keeps everything you just paid for dry.
Whole-home projects and everything that does not fit a single category. One contractor, one schedule, one phone number.
Seven horses pull one chariot. Seven trades build one house. The whole business is built on keeping them moving in the same direction.
We protect floors, contain dust and leave the site swept every single day, not just on the last one.
One point of contact, a daily update on what got done, and a straight answer when something changes.
When we say Tuesday, crews are there Tuesday. If a material is delayed, you hear it from us first.
Full general liability and workers' compensation. Certificates provided before work begins.
No vanishing acts and no surprise line items. Here is the whole sequence before you sign anything.
We come look at the space, take measurements and photos, and talk through what you actually want. Usually within 48 hours.
A line-by-line quote covering materials, labor, permits and disposal — including anything we have deliberately excluded.
We pull permits, order materials and commit to a start date in writing.
Crews start early, protect the property and clean up daily. You get a note on what was finished and what is next.
Full cleanup, punch list closed out, then your workmanship warranty handed over on paper.
Full-scope renovations, not patch jobs.
Wall removed and carried on a new beam, rift-cut oak cabinetry, honed stone counters and a full-height backsplash, with plumbing and electrical relocated and inspected before close-up.
Framed, insulated and inspected, with a white oak plank ceiling, acoustic slat wall, a full run of built-in cabinetry and herringbone flooring in the hall.
Every project ends the same way: a walkthrough, a swept site, and a client who would have us back.
Seven Horses Construction did an excellent job renovating our kitchen. They listened carefully to what our family wanted, communicated clearly, and kept everything clean throughout the project. The finished work looks beautiful, and everything was completed properly. I would confidently recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable contractor.
We hired Seven Horses Construction to update our home, and the entire experience was very smooth. The team was respectful, dependable, and helped us make practical choices without pressuring us. The quality of the work was excellent, and the final result exceeded our expectations.
Great experience working with Seven Horses Construction. They showed up when promised, kept me updated, and paid close attention to every detail. The project came out exactly how I wanted, and the pricing was fair for the quality of work. I would absolutely hire them again.
Three documents, handed to you at three points in the job. Ask any contractor you are considering for the same three.
A line-by-line estimate covering materials, labor, permits and disposal — plus what we have deliberately excluded, and the price if we find something behind the wall. No verbal numbers.
Certificates of general liability and workers' compensation, pulled permits, and a committed start date. If a material slips, you hear it from us before you notice it yourself.
A walkthrough with the punch list closed out, the site swept, and your material and workmanship warranties handed over on paper rather than promised out loud.